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Well worth reading from Cal at Precision Rifle Blog

By Mark V. Lonsdale Can a big bore, belted magnum, dangerous game cartridge produce the same accuracy as a precision long range rifle? Absolutely, but the rifle must be built to the same demanding specs as a precision rifle. Where … Continue reading →

By Mark V. Lonsdale The five month project rifle came to completion yesterday with the arrival of the UPS truck – a custom .375 H&H big game hunting rifle. This began back in June with the order of a Stiller’s … Continue reading →

Mark V. Lonsdale, STTU Wednesday Wisdom

By Mark V. Lonsdale, STTU After over three decades of running training for law enforcement and military snipers, plus civilian long range precision rifle classes, one of the single most significant roadblocks has been inexpensive scopes and mounts. While poor … Continue reading →

By Mark V. Lonsdale, STTU “No matter how long it takes, no matter where we have to look, our United States military will patiently and surely hunt down the murderers and killers and terrorists, and bring them, one by one, … Continue reading →

Drawn from: https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=hunting.firearms Firearms and Ammunition There are no simple answers when it comes to selecting a firearm and accompanying ammunition. How accurately you shoot is far more important than the type of rifle, cartridge, and bullet you choose. Alaska … Continue reading →

By Mark V. Lonsdale I’ve talked to several individuals in recent years who had confused 338 WinMag with 338 Lapua Mag, and 375 H&H with 375 CheyTac. In short, these are very different cartridges in both purpose and range. While … Continue reading →